Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable and Lightweight, Intuitive Control, Large or Small Ice Size, Easy to Clean BPA-Free Parts, Perfect for Cocktails, Scotch, Soda and More
Test video – Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable :
Product highlights :
[COMPACT DESIGN] Save the counterspace, savor your refreshing drinks, and take control of your ice. With a compact and lightweight design, you can have your ice ready almost anywhere.
[SMALL BUT MIGHTY] Get a fresh batch of ice in 7 minutes and 26 lbs. of ice each day. Don’t let its small size fool you, it delivers a big punch.
[EASY TO OPERATE] Intuitive controls make start-up and operation a snap. Two buttons are all it takes to master perfect ice making.
[ICE SIZE OPTIONS] Choose from small or large ice cubes and be ready to elevate your drink in a snap.
[EASY-TO-CLEAN] With an easy to clean design and BPA free parts you know your ice is coming out nice. It’s the ideal solution for fridges with old water lines or anyone concerned about water quality.
➕ What is the price of Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable in-store is 390 SAR VAT.
➕ When Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable was released ?
The release date was .
➕ What is the price of Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable cheap used ?
The price of Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable used is 270 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable ?
Special specifications :
[COMPACT DESIGN] Save the counterspace, savor your refreshing drinks, and take control of your ice. With a compact and lightweight design, you can have your ice ready almost anywhere.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.2 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable in Saudi Arabia ?
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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10 reviews for Newair 26 lbs. Countertop Ice Maker, Portable
K. G (verified owner)–
– Had the unit for just two months and already it stopped working. Disappointed
Rated 3 out of 5
J. H (verified owner)–
Poor Design Elements Lead to Costly Repair – I have owned this ice maker for 18 months, and it has worked well for the most part. Until this week, the only complaint I’ve had concerns the “Full Ice” sensor – a metal rod that sticks out into (and holds up) the ice bin. The design is poor because an ice cube can land and get stuck on top of the sensor, giving you a “Full Ice” light when the tray might not be full. But this only happens rarely. It is more common for the ice to mound up on the side of the bin closest to the ice maker, eventually touching the sensor and telling you the ice is full when you can fit several more cycles of ice in. Easy fix – just scoop the ice away from the sensor and pinch the sensor between your fingers to warm it up and start a new cycle; it’s just inconvenient. At other times, it seems like the sensor decides not to work at all, and I end up with a mountain of ice that blocks the ice case from rotating and shutting down the ice maker. I believe that this may have contributed to my current issue. Several days ago I noticed that my ice cubes were coming out small and bell-shaped, tapering off at the hole end. Upon investigation, I realized that there is a good-sized crack (see pictures) in the ice case (where the cubes are made) and that water was slowly draining out of the case during the freeze process, giving me the funky-shaped cubes. I tried to fix it by covering the crack with silicone sealant, but the crack goes through the plastic housing that connects the case to the motor, and now the motor spins without rotating the case properly. I visited the manufacturer website and found that I can order a new ice case for a whopping $20. For a piece of plastic. It doesn’t even include the scoop that attaches to the front of the ice case. Oh well, another $20 to keep it running after a year and a half? Sure. But don’t forget shipping for $9.95. TEN DOLLARS for the cheapest ground shipping! For a piece of plastic that weighs hardly anything! Come on, NewAir. You already got us for a couple hundred to buy your product. Don’t price gouge us to repair the product that broke because of your bad design. I still ordered it; I guess it beats buying a whole new ice maker. I went online and saw that other people have had the exact same issue. There’s even a 3-part video of a guy fixing his ice case with epoxy (for the second time – his ice case cracked TWICE). I really don’t feel like I can recommend this product to anybody, unless they’re ok with dismantling and repairing it every couple years for 30 bucks a pop.
Rated 4 out of 5
B. J (verified owner)–
Good Ice Machine – Lasted 2 1/2 years – Extended Warranty ANY Ice Maker you buy! – I bought this Ice Maker in October 2019 and in March 2021 it would no longer work. It worked flawlessly 24×7 in our Garage from the day we bought it. Cleaned it only a few times (oops!) but it kept working as we expected.
Rated 4 out of 5
B. J (verified owner)–
Good Ice Machine – Lasted 2 1/2 years – Extended Warranty ANY Ice Maker you buy! – I bought this Ice Maker in October 2019 and in March 2021 it would no longer work. It worked flawlessly 24×7 in our Garage from the day we bought it. Cleaned it only a few times (oops!) but it kept working as we expected.
Rated 3 out of 5
J. H (verified owner)–
Poor Design Elements Lead to Costly Repair – I have owned this ice maker for 18 months, and it has worked well for the most part. Until this week, the only complaint I’ve had concerns the “Full Ice” sensor – a metal rod that sticks out into (and holds up) the ice bin. The design is poor because an ice cube can land and get stuck on top of the sensor, giving you a “Full Ice” light when the tray might not be full. But this only happens rarely. It is more common for the ice to mound up on the side of the bin closest to the ice maker, eventually touching the sensor and telling you the ice is full when you can fit several more cycles of ice in. Easy fix – just scoop the ice away from the sensor and pinch the sensor between your fingers to warm it up and start a new cycle; it’s just inconvenient. At other times, it seems like the sensor decides not to work at all, and I end up with a mountain of ice that blocks the ice case from rotating and shutting down the ice maker. I believe that this may have contributed to my current issue. Several days ago I noticed that my ice cubes were coming out small and bell-shaped, tapering off at the hole end. Upon investigation, I realized that there is a good-sized crack (see pictures) in the ice case (where the cubes are made) and that water was slowly draining out of the case during the freeze process, giving me the funky-shaped cubes. I tried to fix it by covering the crack with silicone sealant, but the crack goes through the plastic housing that connects the case to the motor, and now the motor spins without rotating the case properly. I visited the manufacturer website and found that I can order a new ice case for a whopping $20. For a piece of plastic. It doesn’t even include the scoop that attaches to the front of the ice case. Oh well, another $20 to keep it running after a year and a half? Sure. But don’t forget shipping for $9.95. TEN DOLLARS for the cheapest ground shipping! For a piece of plastic that weighs hardly anything! Come on, NewAir. You already got us for a couple hundred to buy your product. Don’t price gouge us to repair the product that broke because of your bad design. I still ordered it; I guess it beats buying a whole new ice maker. I went online and saw that other people have had the exact same issue. There’s even a 3-part video of a guy fixing his ice case with epoxy (for the second time – his ice case cracked TWICE). I really don’t feel like I can recommend this product to anybody, unless they’re ok with dismantling and repairing it every couple years for 30 bucks a pop.
K. G (verified owner)–
– Had the unit for just two months and already it stopped working. Disappointed
Rated 4 out of 5
R. P (verified owner)–
Quick and Easy – This ice machine is easy too use and easy to clean. It fits nicely on our countertop. No funny flavor in the ice. The only thing I don’t like is not being able to dump the ice from the ice maker into the freezer without the ice “cubes” sticking together in an ice brick.
Rated 5 out of 5
T. M (verified owner)–
Works great, until it doesn’t – In other reviews, I’d read that it’s important to buy an extended warranty, so I did but my icemaker broke within the 1 year manufacturer’s warranty period so in order to get it replaced, without paying shipping, I have to write a review of the product.
Rated 5 out of 5
T. M (verified owner)–
Works great, until it doesn’t – In other reviews, I’d read that it’s important to buy an extended warranty, so I did but my icemaker broke within the 1 year manufacturer’s warranty period so in order to get it replaced, without paying shipping, I have to write a review of the product.
Rated 4 out of 5
R. P (verified owner)–
Quick and Easy – This ice machine is easy too use and easy to clean. It fits nicely on our countertop. No funny flavor in the ice. The only thing I don’t like is not being able to dump the ice from the ice maker into the freezer without the ice “cubes” sticking together in an ice brick.
K. G (verified owner) –
– Had the unit for just two months and already it stopped working. Disappointed
J. H (verified owner) –
Poor Design Elements Lead to Costly Repair – I have owned this ice maker for 18 months, and it has worked well for the most part. Until this week, the only complaint I’ve had concerns the “Full Ice” sensor – a metal rod that sticks out into (and holds up) the ice bin. The design is poor because an ice cube can land and get stuck on top of the sensor, giving you a “Full Ice” light when the tray might not be full. But this only happens rarely. It is more common for the ice to mound up on the side of the bin closest to the ice maker, eventually touching the sensor and telling you the ice is full when you can fit several more cycles of ice in. Easy fix – just scoop the ice away from the sensor and pinch the sensor between your fingers to warm it up and start a new cycle; it’s just inconvenient. At other times, it seems like the sensor decides not to work at all, and I end up with a mountain of ice that blocks the ice case from rotating and shutting down the ice maker. I believe that this may have contributed to my current issue. Several days ago I noticed that my ice cubes were coming out small and bell-shaped, tapering off at the hole end. Upon investigation, I realized that there is a good-sized crack (see pictures) in the ice case (where the cubes are made) and that water was slowly draining out of the case during the freeze process, giving me the funky-shaped cubes. I tried to fix it by covering the crack with silicone sealant, but the crack goes through the plastic housing that connects the case to the motor, and now the motor spins without rotating the case properly. I visited the manufacturer website and found that I can order a new ice case for a whopping $20. For a piece of plastic. It doesn’t even include the scoop that attaches to the front of the ice case. Oh well, another $20 to keep it running after a year and a half? Sure. But don’t forget shipping for $9.95. TEN DOLLARS for the cheapest ground shipping! For a piece of plastic that weighs hardly anything! Come on, NewAir. You already got us for a couple hundred to buy your product. Don’t price gouge us to repair the product that broke because of your bad design. I still ordered it; I guess it beats buying a whole new ice maker. I went online and saw that other people have had the exact same issue. There’s even a 3-part video of a guy fixing his ice case with epoxy (for the second time – his ice case cracked TWICE). I really don’t feel like I can recommend this product to anybody, unless they’re ok with dismantling and repairing it every couple years for 30 bucks a pop.
B. J (verified owner) –
Good Ice Machine – Lasted 2 1/2 years – Extended Warranty ANY Ice Maker you buy! – I bought this Ice Maker in October 2019 and in March 2021 it would no longer work. It worked flawlessly 24×7 in our Garage from the day we bought it. Cleaned it only a few times (oops!) but it kept working as we expected.
B. J (verified owner) –
Good Ice Machine – Lasted 2 1/2 years – Extended Warranty ANY Ice Maker you buy! – I bought this Ice Maker in October 2019 and in March 2021 it would no longer work. It worked flawlessly 24×7 in our Garage from the day we bought it. Cleaned it only a few times (oops!) but it kept working as we expected.
J. H (verified owner) –
Poor Design Elements Lead to Costly Repair – I have owned this ice maker for 18 months, and it has worked well for the most part. Until this week, the only complaint I’ve had concerns the “Full Ice” sensor – a metal rod that sticks out into (and holds up) the ice bin. The design is poor because an ice cube can land and get stuck on top of the sensor, giving you a “Full Ice” light when the tray might not be full. But this only happens rarely. It is more common for the ice to mound up on the side of the bin closest to the ice maker, eventually touching the sensor and telling you the ice is full when you can fit several more cycles of ice in. Easy fix – just scoop the ice away from the sensor and pinch the sensor between your fingers to warm it up and start a new cycle; it’s just inconvenient. At other times, it seems like the sensor decides not to work at all, and I end up with a mountain of ice that blocks the ice case from rotating and shutting down the ice maker. I believe that this may have contributed to my current issue. Several days ago I noticed that my ice cubes were coming out small and bell-shaped, tapering off at the hole end. Upon investigation, I realized that there is a good-sized crack (see pictures) in the ice case (where the cubes are made) and that water was slowly draining out of the case during the freeze process, giving me the funky-shaped cubes. I tried to fix it by covering the crack with silicone sealant, but the crack goes through the plastic housing that connects the case to the motor, and now the motor spins without rotating the case properly. I visited the manufacturer website and found that I can order a new ice case for a whopping $20. For a piece of plastic. It doesn’t even include the scoop that attaches to the front of the ice case. Oh well, another $20 to keep it running after a year and a half? Sure. But don’t forget shipping for $9.95. TEN DOLLARS for the cheapest ground shipping! For a piece of plastic that weighs hardly anything! Come on, NewAir. You already got us for a couple hundred to buy your product. Don’t price gouge us to repair the product that broke because of your bad design. I still ordered it; I guess it beats buying a whole new ice maker. I went online and saw that other people have had the exact same issue. There’s even a 3-part video of a guy fixing his ice case with epoxy (for the second time – his ice case cracked TWICE). I really don’t feel like I can recommend this product to anybody, unless they’re ok with dismantling and repairing it every couple years for 30 bucks a pop.
K. G (verified owner) –
– Had the unit for just two months and already it stopped working. Disappointed
R. P (verified owner) –
Quick and Easy – This ice machine is easy too use and easy to clean. It fits nicely on our countertop. No funny flavor in the ice. The only thing I don’t like is not being able to dump the ice from the ice maker into the freezer without the ice “cubes” sticking together in an ice brick.
T. M (verified owner) –
Works great, until it doesn’t – In other reviews, I’d read that it’s important to buy an extended warranty, so I did but my icemaker broke within the 1 year manufacturer’s warranty period so in order to get it replaced, without paying shipping, I have to write a review of the product.
T. M (verified owner) –
Works great, until it doesn’t – In other reviews, I’d read that it’s important to buy an extended warranty, so I did but my icemaker broke within the 1 year manufacturer’s warranty period so in order to get it replaced, without paying shipping, I have to write a review of the product.
R. P (verified owner) –
Quick and Easy – This ice machine is easy too use and easy to clean. It fits nicely on our countertop. No funny flavor in the ice. The only thing I don’t like is not being able to dump the ice from the ice maker into the freezer without the ice “cubes” sticking together in an ice brick.